Linux, PowerBASIC, and interoperability with Windows

Posted by VISITOR on Feb 6, 2005 9:06 AM EDT
sasktelwebsite.net; By Frank Cox
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A combination of Linux and the DOS version of the PowerBASIC compiler is a powerful solution for simple (and not so simple) programming tasks. You can create blazingly fast fully multi-user databases and other applications that run under Linux. As PowerBASIC was designed to run at reasonable speed on XT's, 286's and 386's, it runs like nobody's business on modern multi-gigahertz CPU's.

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